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Sega Speedway was an arcade located next to the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, USA.
Sega Speedway was opened as part of a visitor complex awkwardly titled "Daytona USA" (later "Daytona 500 Experience"), which among housing an arcade, contained a NASCAR museum, restaurants and an IMAX cinema. Sega's contribution was likely to capitalise on the success of the arcade game Daytona USA (of which an eight-player setup was situated at the venue).
It is unknown exactly when Sega pulled their arcade from the site - the Daytona 500 Experience closed in 2010 after years of high costs and low visitor numbers. The arcade was in service until at least 1999 and likely 2000.